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What Happens To Your Home If You Die Intestate - I.E. Without A Will

Inheritance of assets in a deceased estate, and in particular of immovable property, can be complex. Although there are many nuanced scenarios that can exist

How The CPA Protect Tenants In Rental Agreements - Agreed Terms vs Unreasonable Terms

Category Rental Rights
Many lease agreements contain clauses that are referred to as “clauses to the benefit of the lessor”. These will be, for instance

2016 Is Shaping Up To Be An Expensive Year For South Africans.

Just three months into the new year consumers have been hit by an interest rate hike; ‘sin’ taxes and the fuel levy have been increased

Getting 100% Home Loan Is Not Always A Good Thing!

It's not easy to achieve, but about 38% of homebuyers are currently still being granted no-deposit or 100% home loans - and in some instances loans

Is It Important To Put Down A Deposit When Financing An Investment Property?

According to Tshireletso Rakgori from Alexander Forbes paying a deposit towards a mortgage bond can make a significant difference.

2016 BUDGET NEWS - Putting Strain On The Property Market

Minister of Finance, Mr Pravin Gordhan, delivered the National Treasury’s budget for 2016/2017 yesterday afternoon.

Crash Course In Property Investment

Property has long been a popular option for investors. Here are some tips on types of property investments available in South Africa.

New Land Expropriation Bill Passed in Parliament To Redress Racial Disparities In Land Ownership

South Africas main house of parliament took a first step on Tuesday towards enabling the state to make compulsory purchases of land to redress

Security Complex Vs Residential Area Living

Living in a security complex is becoming the more popular thing to do year on year in South Africa, but what are the actual benefits of living on your own

What Happens With An Early Cancellation Of Rental Agreement By A Tenant - According To The CPA?

Lease Agreements are usually entered into for a fixed period of time, for instance 12 months, during this time period it could very well happen that the
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